[Mr Ramsbotham]

I don't know about that, but I'll not be surprised to find that the majority of autoimmune/inflammatory diseases now plaguing the modern human race have their origins in vaccination. The veterinary profession seems to have discovered this, and have severely cut back on their recommendations for vaccination and "boostering," even though they're cutting their own throats financially in doing so.

Add to that the undeniable fact that vaccination weakens the immune system while it's being challenged, which can lead to any number of illnesses worse than what's being vaccinated for.

Bottom line is that vaccinations are harmful primarily because they do what they're supposed to do ... counterintuitive as that may seem.

[Roos_Girl]

Quite right about that. We’ve seen rabies vaccines go from yearly, to every 3 years, and there’s talk that titers really show that every 7 years could be effective. I do not vaccinate my own dogs every year, but I have titers drawn.

I have to wonder if there’s some connection between the rise is so many allergies, like peanut, that we never used to have, and the changes in the immunization schedule that started adding so many new vaccines and doses.